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In his speech, Trump told the NRA he is withdrawing the US from the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty.
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In his speech, Trump told the NRA he is withdrawing the US from the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty.
The NRA said the measure “punishes law-abiding gun owners for the criminal acts of a deranged individual”.
The moves came as petitions circulated online targeting companies offering discounts to NRA members.
He also doubled down on the NRA’s longstanding position that armed Americans were the first line of defence in confronting deadly attacks.
She wasn’t having it.
Students have called on the US President to tighten gun controls.
Trump has come under intensifying pressure to act after 17 people were killed last week.
The US President has criticised the FBI for failing to heed signs which could have prevented the shooting.
The powerful gun lobby organisation has made what is, for it, something of a seismic step-down.
His announcement appears to place him in opposition to members of his own party.
Jesse Hughes was speaking ahead of the band’s concert in Paris’s Olympia Theatre tonight.
The New York Daily News has the NRA in its sights.
Michele Fiore has previously courted controversy for her support of gun rights.
We asked the party’s environment spokesperson Barry Cowen to outline his policy this week.
It’s happened to us all…
We’ll have Irish Rail and the National Roads Authority (or, at least, their spokespeople) live in the newsroom today.
The independent TD regularly drives from Kerry to Dublin.
Eight counties have been lucky.
Perhaps predictably, it’s Ireland’s biggest county.
The NRA says the new flyover should be open to traffic by Thursday.
The National Roads Authority is to outsource its running to the same company that operates the tolled Port Tunnel in Dublin.
The transport minister has said it is hoped the final section will run through Shannonbridge, Loughrea, Craughwell, Clarinbridge and Oranmore to the Galway coast.
The symbol used in the graffiti is the same as one seen painted with similar messages in Dublin city earlier this year.
What’s on Leinster House today? Well, as you asked…
Leo Varadkar was responding to reports of possible new toll points on the M50 motorway in Dublin.
Works are expected to start in May.
The vote is a major blow to the Obama administration.
After Newtown, Larry Donnelly was optimistic that the US might work towards stricter gun laws – but news that a ban on assault weapons has been removed from the legislation currently being considered has caused him to lose hope.
The NRA’s executive vice presidents said planned legislation to outlaw military-style assault weapons wouldn’t work.
The US’ powerful gun lobby group, the National Rifle Association, has called for armed police or guards to be deployed in every school in the country.
The NRA is giving its first press conference since the mass shooting at a school in Newtown, Connecticut a week ago where 20 children and six adults died.
Geologists say an existing Japanese nuclear plant may be sited over an active seismic fault – indicating that it will probably have to be scrapped.
Drivers will be hit with a 10c toll hike from January 2013.
Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has announced a major nationwide review to ensure that all speed restrictions are “both safe and sensible”.
The Transport Minister has said that proposals to impose new tolls on roads in Ireland have been scrapped.
Eurolink Motorway Operation made €19,420,000 over just seven months after the M3 opened last year.